HB 3414: Supporting Recovery for Youth Trafficking Survivors
Illinois can better protect child victims of sexual exploitation from suffering lifelong criminal penalties and support their healing.
Read MoreIllinois can better protect child victims of sexual exploitation from suffering lifelong criminal penalties and support their healing.
Read MoreSurvivor advocacy organizations helped draft the Pretrial Fairness Act from a survivor-centered perspective to ensure it accounts for the needs of victims and increases community safety.
Read MoreSafe and legal access to abortion is key to supporting survivors of rape, regardless of whether they can disclose the violence they’ve experienced or not. Here’s why.
Read MoreIllinois is the only midwestern state where access to abortion will continue to exist even if Roe is overturned. That wasn’t always the case.
Read MoreCriminal justice reform and victims’ rights should go hand-in-hand, starting with Illinois’ Pretrial Fairness Act.
Read MoreMayor Lightfoot allocated $35 million in funds for gender-based violence survivor services. They can help create the safety net survivors need for their healing, health, and safety.
Read MoreRecently passed Illinois legislation will help survivors of sexual assault and trafficking.
Read MoreSB 64, which received bipartisan support in the Illinois legislature, will provide survivors of sexual harm with more paths to justice.
Read MoreUpdated Aug. 20, 2021 Update: HB 3223 was signed into law by Gov. Pritzker on 8/20/21. CAASE will be honoring…
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